Real shame this rendition of Soar didn't make it on the official soundtrack. It's beautiful. Not going to lie I did shed a tear listening to it while reading all of the tributes. But also shed a tear as I remembered of how few World War II veterans are actually left in this world, in a few years time, all of them will be gone. Not sure many of us are prepared for that. Which is why it's important as ever we keep their memories and stories alive through books, documentaries, Films and TV. We'll never get another chance.

1:49 You're welcome, citizens.

Just finally finished it. What a series. What a look into what these men went through. Well done 👏 👏 👏

To think these are the people Donald Trump calls losers and suckers. It really infuriates me.

For the freedom for the life.... soldiers go to fight now NOW

Thanks to spread this democratic track all over the world soldier !

Spooky

So beautiful. The lyrics and the music are very moving.

Incredible story finally told. B-17 stories are brutal!!! My grandfather was a tail gunner and had to bail over France. He was taken in by French resistance and survived. So, with that said, I was excited to watch MOTA. I was very happy with this series, and of course bawled my face off at the ending credits. I still cant believe this all even happened, less than 100 years ago. Hats off to all the men and women and families that fought for our country and for the world.

What is the name of the song and can it be found on Spotify? I know the base song is soar but this one is hard to find

I wish we could learn more about the rest of pilots and crews like De Marco, Brady Crank, Murph, Col Hardin

Never shall their memory be forgotten

Goering’s attorney when he found out the prosecutor was an 8th AF vet: “You’re cooked bro”

Cheers to Bucky and Buck. Legends

Nothing but respect from this former Marine.

These men need to be remembered each and every day. They sacrificed their bodies And their futures and all of their Tomorrow's to save the world

Wonderful piece of music to round of a wonderful story.

Where's that song around 5:30 from?? Is that an illuminant theme from the files or something? Ive yet to hear anyone else upload it but it goes hard as fuck

All helldivers to hellpods, i repeat all Helldives to hellpods.

Today people in America talk about how they live such horrible lives, yet I don’t think these brave people who went into metal tubes of death to fight against a dictatorial regime were protesting in the country they lived in saying it’s an absolute dystopian society. It’s just appalling how people take liberties that are not available in some countries for granted, the liberties that these airmen fought for, and what the entire militaries of the allied nations fought for, and then still complain about them. You know what were actual dystopian societies? Germany from 1933-1945, Japanese territories from 1910-1945, the USSR from 1922-1991, and Italy from 1922-1945

With all due respect, and I do, Eight Air Force lost more KIA than the U.S. Marines did in the Pacific! A friend of my parents lost their son, a bombardier over Berlin. Lt.Col. Bierney Lay was with or at least around the 100th, and wrote the book that became the movie, "Twelve O'clock High!" Gen. Curtis LeMay led a number of these missions in the ETO before being transferred to the Pacific, and command of 20th Bomber Command. God Bless them all!

i really wanna see a season 2 maybe in Japan?

It was impossible to hold tears back with this tribute. It was absolutely lovely. I know God has welcomed them into His glory with arms wide open.

What is next?? A story on the navy or a tank battalion would be nice.

What’s the name of the soundtrack?

Criminal they didnt include this in the album or release it as a single.

These men made it possible for us to sleep peacefully at night and enjoy the sunshine during the day. Thank you to all the heroes.

All the best parts of the Starship Troopers, Halo: ODST, and Mass Effect soundtracks. Thanks for posting!

Does this song have a name?

Hero’s. Every single one of them. These men didn’t hesitate to do the right thing in helping the world. We salute your sacrifices 🫡

For those not satisfied that the series didn’t follow each member through their experiences like the Band of Brothers and The Pacific, you have to look at the rate these heroes were lost. In the 100th Bomb Gp, nearly everyone was killed, missing or a prisoner in short order, so there was no way but for a few characters, we could get to know them. Yet, they climbed in their aircraft, and went anyway. That is the stuff of legends. We will remember

This whole series was incredible. A reminder, if one was needed, of all of these heroes. We will remember them. And what a poignant reminder at the end. Thank you Apple+. Absolute respect to everyone involved in the production of this. Lest We Forget.

No Heros

I'm going to strategically bomb whoever is cutting these onions

Really loved had a great uncle who died over Italy

What song is this? In spotify its title is “Soar” but this instrumental i just cant find it

This was lovely.

How most of them retire as Colonel. A reminder that within Armed forces, always held respect for those old folk that was either higher up rank cause you never knew, they might be ww2 veteran.

Whats amazing is the combat these men experienced, and when they came home they lead ordinary and mundane lives

Wonderful music. Thank you for sharing!

The series was in my opinion) quite ok till 5 episode from there I guess they run out of money and we didin;t get much air battle in show about airmen instead we got some boring subplots and too much jumping between characters without enough time to bond with them as a viewer. Hard to compare it to Band of Brothers in that regard.

I’m kinda felt sad that this is the first time in three of the miniseries where no actual people being interviewed before playing the episodes. May these people being portrayed find peacefulness in the Heavens….😔

Weird how they didn't mention crank or others who were in like 6 episodes

One of the things I love about the Spielberg/Hanks biographical movies and series is that they **never** forget that the film is about real-live human beings who actually did these amazing things. The profound respect they have for these people, both men and women, of all faiths, of all skin colors, just emanates from their work and gives reverent respect to the children of the Great Depression who rose up and fought and died in their thousands so that strangers did not have to live in tyranny. Understand that I cast no shade upon anyone here, Allied or Axis. At the combatant level, down where the metal meets the meat, most troops were human beings caught up in events far far greater than themselves. They had no more control over the events of the war farther than their weapons could shoot. War makes human beings do evil things and this is the principle reason why war must be avoided if at all possible. But that was not possible in World War Two. And it is absolutely amazing that it was avoided a generation later, though by a razor thin edge.

The fact John Egan died when he was only 45 made me tear up a lot All he went through and he passes so young I loved this show, it was amazing. I will be watching it again for sure

I watched each episode hoping the next one would be better, it never happened, such a disappointment, and it failed to honour all those brave airmen. This was a very sad but factual part of a series that was so inaccurate it was almost disrespectful.

greatest generation indeed... what a glorious life they led!!

Tnx for the upload! Sadly this track is not included in the original soundtrack.

Played this for my pops he’s been gone almost three years thank you

Soon all of our World War II and Korean veteran will be gone. All we have left are photos, videos, and fading memories.